After Russian collusion hoax, how does the FBI have ANY credibility to arrest a militia leader?

The National Sentinel ^ | 4/24/19 | J. D. Heyes

[SleeperCatcher]

Throughout the “Spygate” scandal involving Deep State players loyal to ringleader Barack Obama, Americans were repeatedly told that ‘rank-and-file members’ of the FBI and Justice Department were solid, patriotic men and women who are dedicated to serving our country.

The problem, we were told, was just a few bad apples at the top.

But is that really true? We ask because, years after Americans whose judgment and ability to reason have not been clouded by Trump Derangement Syndrome found out the Obama regime tried to take out our duly-elected president, nothing has been done to those who are obviously responsible.

Worse, the FBI has now been unleashed on patriotic Americans whose only crime has been to step up and start doing the federal government’s job along the U.S.-Mexico border.

[gaijin]

We're facing that question now because it wasn't addressed 30 years ago, when it SHOULD have been.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I predict that the FBI is going to encounter very serious obstacles to doing its job in the future.

Millions of Americans, myself included, are simply going to refuse to talk to them. They are politically compromised and likely to use any information you give them to charge you with a process crime. So silence is your best option.

May as well disband them as their days of being an effective law enforcement agency are coming to an end.

[TMN78247]

While the FBI has some GREAT field agents, the MANAGEMENT is so DISHONEST that the agency needs to be PURGED of all the political hacks or simply abolished.

Yours, TMN78247.

[Ken H]

Why aren’t these GREAT field agents speaking up?

[stanne]

After ruling on the center fuel tank explosion ...

[1Old Pro]

Why aren’t these GREAT field agents speaking up?

Promotions, Pensions, Healthcare......

[Lurkinanloomin]

The FBI is rotten to the core and should be disbanded.

[Avalon Memories]

Heck, I don’t know how anyone could trust the FBI due to its lab scandal, Ruby Ridge, Waco, and multiple other recent questionable if not illegal actions. The coup attempt against Trump just piles on more reasons not to trust them.

[an amused spectator]

I noticed that you didn't include a picture of the metal front door of the Waco Branch Davidian building.

Of course, that's because the door went "missing" - because it would have shown that the BATF started the whole business that led to the torch-murders of the children...

[Spok]

Members of the FBI have committed treason by trying to overthrow the president. They have a long road to convincing us they’re not all treasonous.

[Grampa Dave]

The FBI may beyond any repair/salvation.

Years ago, my wife and I met and talked to a VP/regional manager of a very successful so called fast food.

We asked him why they closed their restaurant in a mall that we still went too.

He replied that sometimes after a decade or so, one of their outlets became a liability every day it was open.

Management changes didn’t work.

Our FBI became a rogue operation under J. Edgar, and it apparently got worse under Mulehead and Comey.

Just shut it down!

If there, any good employees send them to Homeland Security for 2 ayear probation period. If the saved employees start acting like our current and past FBIers, lay them off.

They found that laying off every employee with a good severance pay. Then, closing that outlet and removing all their signs and logo was best for the company.

The company I worked for closed all of its distribution centers for the same reason and went total wholesaler. Each distribution center, even though non union, became a fiefdom and the employees acted like union thugs. New managers in the centers could not turn the centers around. HR had become a protector of the thugs er employees. Finally, the company just closed every distribution center as noted above.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for posting this terrible reminder of how our FBI has been a terrible group for the non elites of America.

[fireman15]

A few days ago they said that Larry Hopkins was arrested for being a “dangerous” felon in possession of a firearm. I guess that claim was a lie or they wouldn’t have had to come up with this bogus nonsense about him making threats against Obama.

[ManHunter]

I worked for the Bureau for seven years after I retired from the Army and I used to believe that. However, the extent and depth of the efforts to skew the outcome of the 2016 election, followed by the “insurance policy” had to involve more than just FBI leadership - much more, but I’m not aware of a single field agent who has stepped forward to expose what was going on.

[Kozy]

I agree that the FBI is a criminal enterprise. Not just at the top. It is rotten from the base to the top.

[Bonemaker]

"While the FBI has some GREAT field agents..."

[eyeamok]

This is the question every Juror needs to ask themselves in every Federal trial,

Did the FBI Manufacture All or Part of the Evidence?

Did the FBI LIE about everything or just some of it?

Why aren’t those FBI Agents also on Trial

NOT GUILTY!!!

[Georgia Girl 2]

No the FBI doesn’t have anybody great. There isn’t one agent who won’t happily carry out any order to go out and harrass or arrest US citizens. They all keep their head down and do exactly what they are told. Thankfully they are mostly arrogant incompetents. The whole agency needs to be disbanded.

[fireman15]

They found that laying off every employee with a good severance pay. Then, closing that outlet and removing all their signs and logo was best for the company.

When I was 19 I had to quit college and help out in a failing lumber re-manufacturing business my dad had already lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in. I was really just there so that he would have to pay one less employee. My dad got involved when the people he was renting the building to told him that the “real money” was in lumber re-manufacturing not wholesaling... They supposedly knew how to run that type of business. It turned out that they didn't really know anything about it, especially not getting their hands dirty. My dad didn't know anything about it either, so after he got rid of the wholesale guys he hired other supposed “experts”.

I didn't know anything about it either, but I started trying to figure out what was going on and it turned out that stacking wood, sweeping floors and watching people trying to get the machinery to run right gave me a better perspective than my dad. I also found reference books that told how the machinery was suppose to be set up, and also discovered that the blower had been running backwards.

Other than myself and two other guys, the entire rotten crew wasn't worth having around. So when they banded together and came to my dad demanding more money, I told him to fire them all except for the two guys that were actually conscientious workers and he put me in charge, and I hired friends of mine from high school to cover until I found other permanent workers.

From that day forward we started operating at a profit.